Hello,I am attempting to build something of a resource management system in which a generic type holds the data and file locations of a number of resources of an arbitrary type. I'll call it ResourceFolder<T> where T is the type of data it holds.The problem I've run into is how to create a container for multiple ResourceFolder objects of different types. <br>For example, this container might contain a folder of Texture objects and another of Model objects.Because C# does not yet support variance for generics, I can't use something likeDictionary<Type, ResourceFolder<object>>to store these objects without some sort of workaround.The only workarounds I have seen require converting the entire generic manually. With a structure that can potentially hold very large amounts of data, I don't really want to do this.
The only other solution I have come up with is to make ResourceFolder a non-generic type that knows the type of the resources it contains, but that makes a number of other things more cumbersome than they need to be.Is there any way to work around this?